Iowa Western Community College at Clarinda - Iowa Western Yearbook (Clarinda, IA)

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Ft -an . 1 in Q pfwi xx The November meeting was highlighted by a visit from Sanford Turner, local attorney, who related his experi- ences while sewing with the F.B.I. Q I l Congressman Bill Scherle spoke for the December Social Science meeting. He gave an interesting and in formative talk on his role in the Education Commit- tee in Congress. 4 , li it 1. :Q . gi-ah., ,1 it g. At the February 7 meeting Big E and Little D listen attentively to guest speaker Dave Dillingham, as he spoke on the Social Rehabilitation program at M.H.I.

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SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club, presided over by Ernie Tomlinson and sponsored by Donald Reed has attempted to make the students of I.W.C.C. aware of the attitudes and ideas of our vastly changing world. 5. The meetings, held twice monthly, at the Branding Iron, have been convenient sources of information concerning various sub- jects of interest. Every student has the opportunity to acquaint himself with the faculty and with such problems as mental illness, international relations, and the student voice in school admin- istration. The Social Science Club also offers a mode for relaxation and fellowship which was exemplified in the Hootenanny held at the beginning of the year. An excellent talk was presented by David Sonaike and Jim Amdor, a former Peace Corp worker on Nigeria. ggjaqxwis f. ag l f'5N it if A, tflfffk 5 -X U vi' 1 V Ivy- ,T ix xg ' , 'fktfgff . csv. , if Xfxyt 'XY . ,ef , v.. s ' ' 'Q-YCi L.,f:,-sffa Z' , Ernie Tomlinson, Presidentg Lowell Herzberg, Mr. Reed, Steve Olson, Norm Miller, Judy Stevens, Candy Smith, Beth Hanson, Ruth Gregory, Rachel Smith fNot Shownj.

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iipnluii -Ill.: ll BH T., - .,.- :Y COLLEENS 5 I f' ' ' : C 13 I fy .- 'V .. Va A ,fp K ' Q. .. ,N V A5 'A A X1 , , if , ff' r at P i L ' - i f V Q' g Y ' 952,51-,A V ..,' ' 1 ' , . x x-1 Or! pi. . It .' .' 1- ll' ', 1- - ig -44 'td ',J.1'.-'yr-'ful' 'ff-iff' 1 f.-1-'C-2-'.'.zT,5 i The Colleens is the college womerfs division of the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is to provide social activities on campus, as well as to exemplify the Y.W. goals-the establishment of peace, justice, free- dom and dignity for all. Activities for the year included sponsoring the Christmas dance, mums sale for Homecoming, films, speakers, and attending a week- end White Racismn seminar in Ames. Officer for the past year were: Kay Johnson, Presi- dentg Connie Boardman, Twyla Stolz, Carol Hut- zell, Candy Welsch, Paula Pilling. 4 4-Q-1 V' ,.,-aff .Hin '-4.1 '. .71:- f,,, 1 17-Az!! -v-on 'Uh i fr if 1 6' . C' .ff Z Z' r Going to M.H.I. for a tour. L -1.